> I think a whole lot of the divide we see is not state/region based but city vs. rural. If you look at the way people vote, it's not really hypothetical. htt

> I think a whole lot of the divide we see is not state/region based but city vs. rural. If you look at the way people vote, it's not really hypothetical. https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/the-urban-archipelago/Content?oid=19813 https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/the-urban-archipelago/Co... Those maps are, of course, a little deceptive because of the population density in urban areas. What looks like a little bit of blue land accounts for over half the population.